It’s 2012. I’m in middle school, and I ride the bus home every day.

Netflix’s highly anticipated fantasy drama featuring a time-traveling Afro-Latina disappoints with painfully regressive depictions of tired racist tropes.

By focusing solely on Mexico’s elite, “Made in Mexico” falls short of making the social commentary it strives for.

Grab a mango lassi and remember that the backhanded compliments have shaped us into the unapologetically self-loving beings we are.

Thousands of people flock to the Frank Erwin Center throughout the year, attending concerts and basketball games. While the center is one of the most popular entertainment venues in Austin, people may not notice the controversial symbol that adorns its exterior. 

Racism sparked the creation of “The Mikado: Reclaimed.” The production is an adaptation of “The Mikado,” the ninth operatic work of theatrical duo Gilbert and Sullivan. 

Students have been anything but shy as they have begun trailblazing discussions concerning how effectively their universities address racial issues.